16 Feb
2014
16 Feb
'14
2:20 p.m.
I've had my thumb wrenched when someone hangs on too long with this
grip.<http://us.cdn3.123rf.com/168nwm/tribalium123/tribalium1231208/trib…
But the original topic was "people ... bending and twisting the wrists".
My solution is this: I say "ouch", and physically straighten out the
wrist-crunch with my free hand. Maybe I say "sorry, carpal tunnel" to
excuse this tiny bit of violence.
I can do this in the 5 seconds I have. And I've seen the same guy give me
a straight allemande later that night, so it seems to have a good effect.
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On Sun, Feb 16, 2014 at 4:07 AM, Erik Hoffman <erik(a)erikhoffman.com> wrote:
And I'm on a (perhaps hopeless) campaign to
restore it.
So, Aahz, why do you want to eliminate it? I'm talking about the thumbs up
as guideposts, fingers hooked around the others hand, a hook, not a grip,
wrists straight, fingers curved. Is it just the safety issue? I play music.
I teach music. I worry a lot about my hands! I have things I do to protect
myself, and I don't let people grab and grip, or bend my wrist in some
painful way.
~erik hoffman
oakland, ca
On 2/15/2014 10:32 PM, Aahz Maruch wrote:
On Sat, Feb 15, 2014, Michael Fuerst wrote:
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I should have said thumbs an wrapped around the
other's hand.
Interlocked was the wrong.
<whew> I do know people who believe that interlocked thumbs are correct,
and I've been on a campaign to discourage the practice. ;-)